Current production notes — 10 October 2026
The four documents form a layered reference, not four independently updated snapshots of the same production state. The source texts below are reproduced unchanged in the downloads and reading pages for provenance; historical lock values remain visible as a development record.
Current accepted corrections and clarifications
- Movement 3 — Tecum principium: the accepted final hidden calibration is soprano solo 0.7665, piano 1.4741, visible sliders 70%, master gain 1.0000. This supersedes historical tables showing soprano 1.00 and piano 9.00, which described an older rendering configuration. The separate Movement 3 balance final-lock manifest remains authoritative for the installed audio and checksum snapshot.
- Movement 10 — Gloria Patri: accepted chorus/piano hidden calibrations at visible 70% are S1 0.5357, S2 0.5357, Alto 0.5357, Tenor 1.1800, Bass 1.6000 and piano 1.7786. The piano v3 reduction contains the separately documented cello bars 122–125 corrections, and the accepted vocal USTX retains once-only timing randomisation on Soprano II and Tenor.
- Modular player architecture: the
v1 FINALshared-engine design continues to be used for all ten movements. The companion architecture document's production examples and accepted-level tables stop at Movement 8. Refer to later final-lock records and the Movement 10 methods addendum for M9/M10. - Répétiteur rendering architecture: the listed rendering method remains canonical. Its examples stop at Movement 8; the Movement 10 cello issue is a documented instrument-extraction/edition-override case, not proof that the original vector parser was comprehensively replaced. The M10 instrumental reconciliation validator is an additional QC layer.
- Stage-1 parser v4: documents the frozen vocal score-extraction infrastructure for Movements 8 and 9. It should not be described as a fully general updated instrumental parser for all ten movements.
Publishing notes
The source Markdown is available to download; the browsable HTML is a reading rendering of the same text, with this status note displayed alongside it. The original methodological explanations are offered under CC BY 4.0, excluding third-party materials with different terms. See licence and provenance.